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  3DVIA Scene’s 2.0: Creating a Scene Tutorial

  3DVIA Scenes is a virtual world you can personalize right in your web browser using 3DVIA.com’s warehouse of over 20000 free 3D models. Scenes can then be shared on 3DVIA.com or embedded on Facebook or personal websites through the 3DVIA Player web plugin. In this video we learn how create and customize our own Scene by importing and manipulating models. This tutorial covers the new Author UI in 3DVIA Scene’s 2.0.  Narrated by Iain Bissett. To get started with your

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  3DVIA Scene’s 2.0: Viewing a Scene Tutorial

  3DVIA Scenes is a virtual world you can personalize right in your web browser using 3DVIA.com’s warehouse of over 20000 free 3D models. Scenes can then be shared on 3DVIA.com or embedded on Facebook or personal websites through the 3DVIA Player web plugin. In this video we learn the basic controls of 3DVIA Scene’s interface and how to explore other people’s Scenes. This tutorial guides you through the navigation controls of Scene’s 2.0.   Narrated by Iain Bissett. To get started

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  Cliff’s Clips: Share Your SketchUp Designs in a Virtual Environment

  If you are looking to share your Google SketchUp designs in a virtual environment, which you can share and walk through with others, 3DVIA Scenes is the quickest way to accomplish this…and its FREE! In this video, Cliff walks you through the process for uploading and sharing your SketchUp designs online, and in 3D with 3DVIA Scenes. Try 3DVIA Scenes for Google Sketchup Free Here: http://bit.ly/kShy

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  Promoting Your Products with Stereoscopic 3D

  If you have seen a modern movie in 3D, you know how cool stereoscopic 3D is, and that stereoscopic 3D sells in the box office. Cool is one thing, but, “can we use stereoscopic 3D to promote products?” Answer: Yes

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  Cliff’s Clips: Create Google Sketchup Virtual Worlds…for Free

  I recently traveled to New York City, and was reminded of the great architecture in the city.  A clash of modern and traditional architecture on every corner.  As you are probably aware, can take a virtual tour of New York using Google Earth, or Bing Maps online, however, if you wanted to take an online tour of buildings, interiors, and take a closer look at buildings, Google and Bing Maps do not provide an answer. I had a recent email

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